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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-01-08

CORPORATION CoURT.-The January, a
grand jury term of the corporation court
will commence on Monday morning next.
The trial of Baker, for horse stealing, and
several gambling cases will come up at this
term. It is understood that the attention
of the grand jury will be called to several
buildings which are said to be in o danger.
Gus condition. The following is the list of
the grand jury summoned: John w: Green,
]. Carlin Creighton, Samuel Henry, Thomas
Rudd, r. w. Avery, Thomas Huntington,
Joseph S Beach, Noble Lindsay and Wash
ington HARPER
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-01-08

SUlT.-The entire session OF The DanVile
count was consumed yesterday 10 the trial
of the suit of r. H. Warder against the
Richmond and Danviile and Virginia Mid
lard railroads-an action for $4,000 dam
ages for killing his son on the Virginia Mid
land road. The evidence was concluded
and the case was to have been argued to
day. The deceased, w. Fl. WardeF' iorne e,,
Is Of this city, was at work on nat car on
The side track and was sitting astride the
rail in front Of the wheel. An engine back
ed in on the track and pushed the car oyer
the unfortunate man, crushing him in n
frightful manner, and he died in q short
time thereafter Mr.. J. NJ. Johnson repre-
sented MIR. Warder.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-01-08

FIRE-The alarm of fire about 6 O'Clock
last night was caused by the partial burning
of the interior of the frame house back OF
the chapel, on Lee street, between King
and Prince, occupied by colored people and
owned by Mrs Martha Chatham. The fire
originated from the explosion of a lamp and
the damage was covered by insurance. The
fire department promptly responded. The
plug ut the corner of King and Union
streets being frozen it was smashed by the
fremen to get water for the engine.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-01-08

BoY ORAroR.-The New York Herald in
aking of Ralph Bingham, the boy ora
ter. who is TO appear in this city next week
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-01-08

say
Usually tho spectacle of youthful pro-
cociiy, OF children taking the places and as
Stunning the emotions of men and women, is
rather q matter of pain than of pleasure:
But to this rule there are exceptions; and
when the talent is natural and not forced,
aud the result of genius that cannot 90
otherwise than express itself, the case is diff
fereut, and we feel that such supreme
talent mas right to show itself at what.
ever sge. Ralph Bingham, who was heard
last evening for the first time in this city, is
one of these exceptional cases. The gift of
eloquence has come to him by divine right.
He is not a prodigy, or at least one ceases
after hearing him for moment to think OF
hin in that light, ana he is listened to not
as marvel but as Q master; not Child
struggling TO accomplish great things, but
as youth ofgenias to whom they come as
naturally ~ did music to the little Mozart,
or to q Haydn. or eny other of the artists
wEo were great from their childhood. He
hos thorough hoyish look, aud has moth
ing in his air to distinguish him from any
other BOY Of his age save the bright, thought
fuil and intelligent expression of his face.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-01-08

nREECH AND MUZZLE-LOADING SHOT
D GUNS, the largest and best assortment wo
have ever had and at lower prices; also Paper
Shells Of all grades, Wads, Caps, Belts and Canvas
Coats. 1t will pay purchasers to call and see US.
JAS. F. CARLIN & SONS,
oct2S Alexandria, Va.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-01-08

DREECH LOADING GUNS, fine quality. Shell
ID eiecting Double action and other Pistols,
Loading Implements, Shells, Caps, Primers, Wads
and other goods in same line, will be sold at low
prices, at SO King, corner of Royal streets. Call
m noy14 j. T. CREIGHTON & SON.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-01-08

Q1HE ENTERPRISE MEAT CHOPPER is the
j. best; does not grind the meat, like other
cutters, but CHOPS IT. 1t is useful for many
purposes ALL THE YEAR ROUND in preparing
chicken salad, beef tea, mincc meat hash, &c.
For sale by jas. f. CARLlN q SONS,
noy3 Alexandria, Va
Daily Republican., 1887-09-23

NOT ONLY the present Mayor, but
also his prede cessor, has received con-
siderable unmertted censure for no.
breaking rp the policy trAffi and gan.
bling In this city. Mayor Wales police
made several raids on gam blers, and II
We mistake no. there were one or txo
convictions. When Mayor Rhoads took
his position /. WAS openly charged that
be owed nj, election TO the policy men
and would not dare to move again. 81
shem. This, however, vas retuted by
the Efforts which he made about a year
or so ago 10 break up the business, by
even ssearing out warrants himself,
and having the parties brought before
the court. When the cases we're taken
up Ii was virtually decided tbs, there
was no lAv that applied 70 such cases,
and the men went soot-free. This, o.
course, en- ,oursged them to continue In
the business, and when the new law
was passed they openly defisd IT, That
Mayor Roads could have had few oil
them srrss'ed no one doubts, bat that
would not have broken up the busI ness,
and those engaged In II would only
have become more wary; consequently
II continued oa until IL WAS broken up
with the only means by which II could
be reached. and for the consummation
OF which Mayor RhoAds assisted TO the
fulles: exent
Daily Republican., 1887-09-23

THE ASSERTION was N ade In Coun.
ell las: evening sha. II Mayor Rhoads
had EN- pioyed detectives to do the work
that has been done in this city the bills
would hASe been pAti by Coau oti.
Now We are not SO sure OF that, as We
well remember when he had the prese
comfortable quarters dttei up for tie
police Ia the E ,kei Building, and act
Ing under the sivlce OF others presented
the bills 20 Council. oswiths.Andips
the fac: that this greatly increased the
eff ,lency Of the tor,e by keeping men
within CAL II their services should be
neeted, the creates. obje1.ion Was made
to paying the bills; snd when ct lss,
they were pi!f, and p>id g.udsirgly, 1,
WAS w.sh the express understand n !
that II 'hs Mayor shouli In the future
contrsci apy more bills wl.hou. drs
consulting CnunsIl, he would have u
pay them +: nse!t With this expert.
ence tcesa IL his mind, II !s not q sub.
zee. o. sou icr shat the Mayor did not
EN- ploy ,hes- deie ,ives - DO the work
which II was impossible for any one in
this cit! TO perform.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-23

MIR. FUpKrL's motion to exclude re-
por,ers from . part Of the investigation
shich 10 nov being conducted In refer
euce TO the charges against Mr. Graham
did uos meet with much favor lAss
evening. Hs should understand that
this % public business, and OF such o
nature that the public should and do
demand to be Informed Of everything &
that takes place. Star cham Der sessions
will no, be tolerated, and the sooner
Mr.. Fuekel and any others Who think
be same - he understand II the better.
Reporters are present at sush meetipgs
- the reprssen tatives OF the public, and
are fully able and oompssens to judge
themselves what part Of the evidence or
proceedings are a, or unit for publics-
,ou, and whenever An effort 10 made to
ex ,iuds them from any meeting In
which the interests OF the public ere
con ucerped, 1t 10 pretty sure to create the
impression that there 10 "a Niger In
the woodpile.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-23


TRADES seen 70 be ignored by the
nAjority Of the boys Of the present day,
and consequently the professions are
not only overcrowded, bat the natural
Consequence will be thA. ere many
years We will have to depend on Elrope
for our skilled work men. In the days
OF our fathers, boys we're appren,iced 10
masters 10 learn the arts and mysteries
OF some trade or calling, whereby they
could earn livelihood, bu. those days
have passed, and now when boy CON.
ple.es vls edacstton his first thought is
TO enter upon sno.hsr course o. study
for the pasoose OF fitting himself as 8
student o. law, divinity or medi Size,
while these who cannot do this Geek
positions In stores as clerks or sales-
men. There are already too many
ministers, lawyers and docor., while
frstclass American mechanics are be.
90 Ming scarcer every year. 1t would
indeed ce we'll TO resurrec. the old sp.
prentice system, bu. II that Ia no. prac-
dcsl, lie: some o:her method be adopted
20 take lis place, whereby the boys can
acquire trades and the emplo oyers ss
encouraged to teach them.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-23
RhilAtielphia I,Atna

PHILADELPHIA. Sept. 2S Mary Nc
| Csrtv, of 25l3 Riggs street, was befor,
the Coroner yesterday while that officia
made inquiry into the cause of the death
of her infant son Robert. The testimony
sh wed that she had gone TO bed with her
child and piut bottle full of whisky
| After drinking the whisky she lay down
on the child and smothered 4, TO death.
The woman admitted her fondness for
rum, but It was shown that she had taken
to drink 70 drown her grief because OF the
past indiscretions of her husband. and
at her neighbors had encouraged her
vice, though she bad attempted to stop
drinking. The Coroner sharply told Mrs.
Daily, 8 utighhor who bad supplied Mrs
McCsrty with liquor, that she Was NOR
ally responsible for the child's death. He
then advised the mother TO take the
pledge, and dismissed her.
Mrs. Elizabeth Butcher, aged S5 years,
Of No. l3l New street, vas admitted to
the Pennsylvania Hospital last evening
suffering from the effects OF dose OF
laudsnum She was found at her home,
and was first taken TO the Fourth District
Police Station, where she denied having
taken the drug with suicidal intent. She
said she took the lsudanum for medicin d
purposes. The police think that suicide
was intended, as they say that the woman
bad been married but two weeks, and her
husband is said to have disappeared on
Monday last. The physicians at the b os-
I pital said the woman's cond ton was
| dangerous.
! Tomorrow afternoon Frank slddall's S
pacing horse, Johnston, with a record OF
2.Cti4, and budd Doble's trotting horse,
Chariey Hogan. which has NJ ade mile in
=. IL, are TO contest st Belmont Driving
Park for purse ofS200o, mile heats, best
3 In 5. On the same afternoon Mr.. Sid.
| dali other horse, Westmont, with q
record OF 2.l3@., and Budd Doble's horse,
Ed. Amin, with a record Of l7A, will
have pacing contest for purse OF 5000
In the fret race Hogan is to be urged hy
a running mae 10 wagon.
! Chief M ed!csl Inspector TaSlor yester.
day reported 10 the Board Of Health tha,
he had examined Donnelly's milk house
on Sixteenth street, above Thompson, snc
had found the milk kept IN such way
that II was liable TO be poisoned by case
escaping from beneath the floor, etc II,
recommended that certain changes b,
made, and the matter Was referred to tn,
Sanitary Committee.
Typhoid fever still prevails at.the Stat.
Hospital for the Insane at Norristown
One death has occurred, and 1t is feared
that the malsdy will spread amoss
the pat t.ents. The disease so far Is Econ
fined TO the women's department. The
Lad drainage Of tie institution is regard
ed as the primary cause OF the disease
The board OF managers at their mex
meeting will inquire into the matter
| Christian Goss, aged &C years, who
boarded al No. 405 Diamond street, at
tempted suicide yesterday afternoon by
cutting the arteries OF his left arm with i
rsz r. The man had been a sufferer
IRON consumption and asthma aud was
melancholy in consequence. His in jurie:
are Lot considered dangerous.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-23
GoQley's Ixc.Tston

to Washington VAS a euccest; 2oad
run Was made down After We left
Wilmington the clouds began to break
assy, aud ey the time we reached
Washington the spn ttone out bright
ly, com pelling the aGiee - use tie sun
umbrellas during the afternoon ss they
went from ope pablo builting to
snoihtr to admire tie many o,jects O,
!a'frest TO bs found !n tbtm Arlington
Heights sni tie long bridge showed 10
go soyAntaRe utGer d clear sky,
After day at s'sht sseiug and pie.
snse SIS Than oas Ia OF the exour
s:oLists turned taris faces homewsrd,
she remainder t@kirR advantage OF The
privilege - remain ever unit! Friday
toe ir.ln arriving in Wilmington at II
Daily Republican., 1887-09-23
Tho Best Fence.

The tes.i nonial In our local columns
OF . large mum Der OF the repr ssen tativ.
men OF New Castle County who, for
themselves, investigated the merits oi
the Dayton (Ohio) Hedge Fence, at
Trenton, New jersey, yesterday, cannot
fail to impress the farmers with "a
vors5ls opinion OF the fenoe. Where 90
many, ~ithou. dissent, speAk out in
favor OF sry objec., IL should be con.
elusive evidence OF decided merit. Bat
nobody disputes the merits Of the fence
after having seen 1t. There have been
doub.s sud sharp criticisms OF oil that
10 clst n,d ter the fence before seeing H.;
there have been none after seeing L.
Dscidsdly It is the fence for the farm
ers. Having seen 1t We have no hesi-
tAtlon In saying 90. What do farmers
want 10 tence? They want effso.ive-
ness, durability and nestness rhe
Dayton tease has oil these qualities,
end besides 1t does not rapsciously en-
croa,h upou the domain OF the farmer
by taking more than the marrow space
OF eighteen inches o: tso feet as the
farthes, up,n which to grow and pro-
pbkoV tStAi. 4utb vCty ROtbSut
point In these days. when land is be-
coming more vAluAble By the increase
Of population. Farmers, II they enter
tain sry rrtj adioes against the fence,
should 3, least lay them aside until
they inve,,igate Its merits. II they
have never seen 1t they ale inco n petenI
judges OF its utility. II there is any
doubt tesduR upon the mind OF any
farmer in regard TO the fence, the agents
OF 1t are prepared 10 take them 70 Tren-
ton free OF cost, thai they may see the
fence for themselves.
The farmers OF New CASTLE County,
who have been sorely exercised In re-
gard TO ~hA, they shall do for fencing,
here have vay OF escape from their
dilemma, The Dayton hedge fence
comes to them like bright spot in .
dark oloul. Il offers 70 them Q stronger
fence, . cheaper fence, q hsnisomer
fence, and the most durable fence than
any they have ever had before. There
should be no hesitation In accepting 1t.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-23
49,
Tenth Annual Exposition.
DELAWARE
STATE FAIR.
DOVER, DEL,
Sept. 26th to Oct. list.

A department full Of ex hibits
An attractive programme ol
amusements.
A magnificent display of al
the multiplicity Of agricultural
me echanics and industrial a,ta
for which our peninsula is ia.
mous.
Grand display of speed trials
by some OF the best horses in the
country, daily.
Balloon ascensions on Tues
day, Thursday and Friday.
Magnificent Pyrotechnic Dis
'plsy, surpassing any thing ever
seen in this country, on Wed
nesday evening.
Nus cal Tournament, 70,
money prizes, by the best bands
in the State, on Wednesday
morning.
Excursion rates ON all rail.
roads. All trains stop at the
park gates.
Good Restaurant. Good 40.
commodations.
D. P. BARNARD, Jr.,
Secretary,
s2l-5td-ltw Dover, Del.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-23
4 rbitrariiy arrested.

mp siots sra maze Of the arbitrary
Uefhoa OF rntctcirz ,be poll tax in thf
M-xican STATE af Vera C:uz. Itis said
tcat recently an 4 u-r!can vas srre..fJ
on toe street in 0-!zlra by noi!c,,
MAJ, who GeIRratG If he had 49,
atm his receipt ior ;bs last monthly :L
sta meut of the tax The Ame1ir1a
despIta bis protests that be Was NJ, {
ct:z 81 and therefore not subject to Il,
tax, was arbitrarily arrested, but va
immediste y reles ssd on the higher tfF
c sis finding ths. he WAS an America.
itiZaL.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-23

WHEN DOES the Mayor intend TO ap.
pom; . dog catcher? Numb oers OF un-
resisteief doss are roaming the s,ree:s
without let or hindersuce, and II 3 good
man was given the posiaen be could
easily bring $500 into the city treasury
before the close Of the year. TAkinz
all things into consideration, 1t might
be rs well to resppoIn, Foster, as 1t will
be q hsrd matter ia iud any one Who
will perform the duties as we'll. II he
has erred 10 the past he has also So fer.
ed for IL, SID 1. will no doubt prove O
sAlu.sry lesson for the fu .ure.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-23

COUNCIL win have to do better In
the future than II did las. night, or I,
will soon attain as unen viable repu-
talon ss smother public body In this
city. The mem bers should bear In mind
shAt they ere the rspresen tatives OF .
oity Of nearly sixty thousand inhAbi.
tAnts, aud conduct thems selves With be-
coming dignity and dsoorum. The
meetings are held for the purpose OF
the business Of the public,
and not for displaying petty spite or
Arimositles.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-23
a0TICEa.

NOTICE-UNDER AND pUns
N 70 the Act Of tho GerefsI N
o. the state Of Delaware. emitted ,,I
Concerning Private O.rrora icrs VI
At Dtver. March u Iee2, nrti,e Ill
gwen fat an application viii be q
the hon. Ignatius &. iiubb, N
lSdec OF the superio, C5urt OF the /
delaware, residing In New Castle d
on saturday, the first 1sy cf c;ober]
1887, At 10 O'Clock IN the ur orLiIg. Al
ters, In the city OF Win IL ton. ior
corporation OF n company 10 ts
De,asse Printing GEE Fspy," no
OF which is TO conc ust the bu;lnts, n
ipg, beck oiIdioK the u NJ u.aeture ol
BOOKS, and the purchase and ise Of |
cry goods, and generally TO % ali
necets,ry or proper for tae Carrying
taid busibess.
bra DFORD& yANDyGRlFI
Attorneys for Proposed lncortCr4.l
Daily Republican., 1887-09-23

second noor, CneStnu Ut street front. lake
elevator.
Fine Carpets of course.
How else could we do such
a big slice of the Carpet
trade of the town? Axmin-
sters, Wiltons, Gobelins, and
Moquettes as you can see
them nowhere else we know
Of. We have picked the
best patterns OF the best
makes wherever they could
be found.
Some very beautiful effects
in the new Bigelow Wiltons.
These goods have a high
reputation for style and COL
oring. They deserve it.
Many Of the newest patterns
are exclusively ours for this
market.
Moquette patterns are
better, richer this season
than ever before. Many nov.
elites among them. These
Carpets are almost as efec-
tive as imported Administer
when on the floor. The
price is such as to commend
them to thrifty housekeep-
ers--SI IS and $3.50 a
yard.
Who else is selling Orien.
tai Rug? The growth Of
our trade in these bright,
luxurious things has been
surprising. They were fancy
priced things; we made them
fair priced things. May be
;hat is why so many people
buy them now. Our Fall
Importation of Oriental Car
pets and all the smaller
sizes are coming in daily.
We are offering one invoice
OF genuine Daghsstan Rugs
/ at $40. so each--only a trihe
more than the cost of Rugs
. made here.
Second foor, Market stree. side. Two
elevators.
The new Reed and Rat.
tan things aIe coming IN.
Novel shapes and fresh
beauties among taem. they
sly we sell twice as many al
these light, graceful forms
: IS any other house in
, Ameri-a The Reed work
: can be upholstered and
: stained TO mitch any fur
n ni,ure.
Basement, Marke. street. s.de.
4, Sell Vases. Artistic &c.
e s signs, quaint decorations.
,e Halt. SLAP TO $3.50.
Y Near Juniper aud Ma.ket streets corner
JOHN WANAMAKER,
h Chestnut, Thirteenth and Market street
and City-hall square
Daily Republican., 1887-09-23
Removing serious o oo.trucuon Gently

Dynamite ard giant powder nigh,
answer admirably 10 remove obstruc-
tions from He'll Gate In East river,
New York. bat explosive measures 10
medication are ever attended with dis
sstrous consequences. For instance,
tie bowels cspDot b. vi, lsntly drenched
with safety. ucr Is there the slightes.
necessity fer go doing On the contra
~, Il Is most unw!se. None bat the
purt!irc sdhsrerts Ct sut!quated ,hso.
r!es 10 msiicine scv.se or sanction sucb
q coafse. To weaken the iutestine.-
the eject OF drastic purgstior-is to
compton, ise the hath Of the eutirs
system. With Hos,etar's Stomach
Bit;ers on the s!hsr hand, the bowel.
arc relaxed, not by n cUnvllsiun Of
nature spproximstin2 - an erup i,n @!
Nj. Pcpoos:apetl, but gradually, beue
fcisl!y, without wIench:ns CT drerch
ing. The liver and s'cmach, ss well =,
tie bowels, are tored Ed bsre6.ieI by
Daily Republican., 1887-09-23
CITY ofCoAl.

The coal dealers of Chicago declare that
there is very scant supply of anthracite
coal not onlg in that city but throughout
the West. The5 predict that coal Will be
worth 50 or tl0 per ton In Chicago before
snow flies, aud that the western couctry
viii lave to depend upon corn cobs fol
tue! this winter.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-23

NOlICE.-I WILL UuMAEHUd
~ MONDAY, april 2Stn, 10 -esd
seal and ttsEp alt weights src neal
uted in New Castle County, tits ysS'.
wcFz left at kyle's Ninth ara King q
or at my residence, llss Poplar sire,
n nipKton, Will receive p.oni.t s,ton.ltn..
JAtIB IkhkYhH
Regulator OF " sighG Ard hsa7ai
s-22-sfv O n 4
Daily Republican., 1887-09-23

NJIlok IOC CDJR1Y TAX Pan
IN hoteo ust the County ~ n II
lands ard that all County Tsrcs srj
duo. } Gu VIII rlease GAIL sttl ;sYs:I
and settle ycur tcurty Tax w.ll.n,c1
from his notice, as we pOlose d
loct ;he sane. by cal,irg in me yvV
save trouble and oosH.
JNo. L. DlCEkY,
Collsc.or o. FIN Dsi
PATRICK hEAaY.
EST Collector Of : ecord IN
Daily Republican., 1887-09-23
WANAM AK ERs
vIILAp.IraIA. Friday, sept. 3, lssI.

VnILApsLruIA. FRIDAY. sept -, lssf.
Plush Jackets, Coats, and
Wraps. 80 styles. Not
merely one of a kind. full
lines. We have secured abb
solute control of the best
makes Of these garments.
No German Pushes" or
"Box Pushes among them;
they don't wear well. We
use only Listers best eng
lish Seal" Plush of deep, rich
lustre, and guarantee per
lection in material, make,
an6 fit
In the making every gar.
ment is treated as if ot seal
skin: (I) the Plush is thor
ouahly steamed, (2) the
pieces are pasted on the
moulds and shapes, Cd the
garment is dry-steamed
while being made. All gar.
ments satin lined. We use
real seal trimming only on
our Goats and Jackets.
We call special attention
to the $40 Jackets, the SI2
Wraps.and the $3.50 Coats.
Finished as we'll as our $Ioo
garments.
We never before knew
such low prices on goods of
this class.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-23
LhUfOoALS.

Sealed p-opos. Is Win be received u
room Of the hoard of Public kdu,aiiln 1
Q O'Clock y. n. September %th, fof ~. 1
ing class aDd doing ;he gls'inz OF ihe
lie Schools CT the ei.y or tey ytsI
Oc'. Let, lss.. BEsJ. =. B3R1RbM
si5, .l9.al. ~. secfetA1
Daily Republican., 1887-09-23

NJ C1IUE-lN COMPIlANOL \
~ the requirems MA Of : Act Of !
raj fsstntly tftte State OF Dslswar@
ed 81 Lover. March 70, 1883. entitled
a Ct CcacerniLg Private IL cerutratla i
lice 10 hereby given that o ce.tincIte
poratlhg ~ Galia1tY. hussiu3r 4 FOS
VIII, On Iuetoty. Septen Der g. lss;l
o,elock .. m, be presented al Gtaab1
W I'm " zion, 10 tie hon. ]. 4, Jtub,
soeiAts rdge, ETC.. for his approval.
iiiRF. d fmMuNSl
tlb let Attorneys or lacJrporst
Daily Republican., 1887-09-23
"BEE HIVE"
3O6 MARKET ST,
A FEW
Early Autumn Bargains.

3S in. Colored Cashmere,
shades, 7c a yard.
A few pieces Of Printed Cash,
mere, % in. goods, SC.
29 in. Century Cloth, &c. a yd.
Good, dark Calico, just the thing
for quilting, for 4c. a yd.
100 dozen of 81 Cream Nap
kins, with colored borders, to be
sold the next few days at 75c. a
dozen.
20 dozen Turkey.Red Doylies
Csc. q dozen.
Children's Regular Made
Hose, Csc. goods, come of them
with white feet, black ard col.
ore, l9c. a pair. Also goods up
70 75c. a pair.
We are opening New Dress
Goods and combinations every
day.
Nine. Demorest's Fall Fash.
ions Catalogues now ready.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-23

for good GOAL go to Bush's, French
ttreet wharf.